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In-House, Outsourced or Hybrid? Building a Finance Function That Supports Growth
Amanda Souza
There is no single “right” way to structure a finance function. The most effective models are those designed to suit the current stage of the business, while remaining flexible enough to evolve as growth continues. At Gallagher Keane, we work with organisations to help them …
Navigating Payroll Compliance in 2026 and Beyond
Payroll compliance has always been a core responsibility for Irish employers, but it is becoming increasingly complex. As businesses move into 2026 and beyond, payroll is no longer viewed solely as an administrative function. It plays a critical role in governance, risk management and financial …
Cloud Accounting: Building Smarter Finance Functions for Growing Businesses
Cloud accounting has moved well beyond being a technology trend. For many Irish businesses, it is now a foundational element of a modern, resilient finance function. As organisations grow and face increasing demands around reporting, compliance and decision-making, cloud-based systems are helping finance teams work …
Key Irish Tax Deadlines – February 2026
Below is a summary of the key Irish tax deadlines for February 2026, along with the relevant taxes and returns to be filed. …
From Data to Direction: How Outsourcing Your Finance Function Helps Leaders Drive Strategy
As businesses grow and evolve, the demands on the finance function change. For leadership teams, finance is no longer just about historic reporting or statutory compliance. When structured correctly, it becomes a powerful tool for turning data into insight — helping leaders make informed decisions …
Reminder: Disclosure Opportunity to Regularise Misclassification of Self-Employment
Revenue issued a reminder last week outlining the disclosure and settlement opportunity available to businesses to regularise payroll obligations for 2024 and 2025 without the imposition of interest and penalties, following the landmark Supreme Court judgment in The Revenue Commissioners v Karshan (Midlands) Ltd t/a …
